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Chapter 17 Correlations <strong>and</strong> <strong>Multivariate</strong> Techniques 443<br />

Launch the <strong>Multivariate</strong> Platform<br />

Launch the <strong>Multivariate</strong> Platform<br />

Launch the <strong>Multivariate</strong> platform by selecting Analyze > <strong>Multivariate</strong> <strong>Methods</strong> > <strong>Multivariate</strong>.<br />

Figure 17.1 The <strong>Multivariate</strong> Launch Window<br />

Table 17.1 Description of the <strong>Multivariate</strong> Launch Window<br />

Y, Columns Defines one or more response columns.<br />

Weight<br />

Freq<br />

By<br />

Estimation Method<br />

(Optional) Identifies one column whose numeric values assign a weight to each<br />

row in the analysis.<br />

(Optional) Identifies one column whose numeric values assign a frequency to<br />

each row in the analysis.<br />

(Optional) Performs a separate matched pairs analysis for each level of the By<br />

variable.<br />

Select from one of several estimation methods for the correlations. With the<br />

Default option, Row-wise is used for data tables with no missing values. Pairwise<br />

is used for data tables that have more than 10 columns or more than 5000 rows,<br />

<strong>and</strong> that have no missing values. Otherwise, the default estimation method is<br />

REML. For details, see “Estimation <strong>Methods</strong>” on page 443.<br />

Estimation <strong>Methods</strong><br />

Several estimation methods for the correlations options are available to provide flexibility <strong>and</strong> to<br />

accommodate personal preferences. REML <strong>and</strong> Pairwise are the methods used most frequently. You can also<br />

estimate missing values by using the estimated covariance matrix, <strong>and</strong> then using the Impute Missing Data<br />

comm<strong>and</strong>. See “Impute Missing Data” on page 453.

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